Robo poem for 2022-04-11
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Mean while Sonorous mettal blowing adverse Upon his tortuous
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Traine Follow'd in foresight much worse, or opinion; then
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perus'd, and ASPHALTUS yeilded light imparts to
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converse Save on NORWEGIAN hills, to Land to tell
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him still, presumptuous, till her Cheeks
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with no staine: Till Pride Had it
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self: To know Concern'd not reveal'd, which
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the mild answer thy doom, Yet thence on
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a wandring ore the labouring Moon (So call
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That of grace And visage round with
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grief behold, Into my bosom of
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change. He spake: and all flesh Regenerat grow milde, this
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Of what permissive will, foreknowledge absolute, And when
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two Gardning labour then if you
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follow what intends to surprize To meet
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Some Tree and Reare Streame in wide into the
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soule Reason receives, and place Living or under
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the flowing cups With Frie innumerable boughs each
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to execute their Creation round; on dry Land From
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Reason, and transform'd, Why should thir vicissitude, like which
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their Train ascending: He lights, if aught but
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his Belly groveling thou claim'st me
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remaines, VVhich grew Transform'd: but giv'n; what this right
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hand, Abortive, monstrous, all impediment; Instant
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without recall; That sacred and all deaths
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I will deigne To add wings, and regain the
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Sons Now possess, As Man shall
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endure; without defence. Alas, both Spear Of Wiles,
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More dreadful deeds Timorous and with orient Gemmes The
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stonie hearts contrite, in her Reign thou belong not
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for speed gave way Pursues, as Hell, then
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EVE thus with Air, To filial, works Created
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evil, but favour'd more th' infernal
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Pit of monstrous shapes and bid turn
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degenerate, all The skill or heav'd his
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speed succinct, and as late so refus'd
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might distemper the pledge Of highest deeds, And
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wisdome at all; but inward State affairs.
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So speaking and therein or elsewhere: For I
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formd the brook, And these that they say, What
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rests, but were interpos'd, Or open
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Eyes, new Possessor: One Man should be, who
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without thir chief delight, Now Morn her
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Works of Battel, sunk down, The griding sword Of
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many Throned Powers, For to discerne ITHURIEL and
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eternal punishment? Whereto th' upright wing Now was wont
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to forget. But not unlink or shall his
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Heart they beheld; Birth-day of EVE; Assaying by Fate
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and both Thou Can either Sex assume,
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or seduc't; Thoughts, which requires From shadowie
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expiations weak, If so had ceas't when Nature to
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free Approve the Seraph ABDIEL faithful works, Or satiate
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fury O Supream In the Chrystal Battlements: from
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the Quires of Gods indignation SATAN first Father, O
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Father, pleas'd With superstitions and eas'd the
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spirited with new happie though bare Earth, short blush
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of vertue, for life And ore
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the Earth; with bland words thereafter spake. Why is
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no middle Air in Adamant Barr'd over ADRIA to
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dispute. But who created free; th'
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HORIZON; then returnd Successful beyond The Palace Gate not
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at Altars, when vapors fir'd Impress the
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circuit inexpressible they stand, a replacement copy
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and began Our pleasant task In close
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design, by whose gray Had been reveal'd What
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drops that bright the soul Of blowing
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adverse Upon himself; horror and smoak: Such hast
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made? So many will trouble Holy Memorials, acts they
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sit indulgent, and where, dismissing quite
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abolisht and by whom now see
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who first behold and dearer half, The Throne With
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other Starrs lookt up rose From Hill SATAN repli'd.
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Is yet one Beast next, free From all Heaven
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Stood rankt in foresight much more numerous
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Brigad hasten'd. As we may lead ye should
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not lost; the deep Hoarce murmur filld with a foe
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to augment, And while thus cri'd. If Earth sitting
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where stood A Circuit wide, but favour'd
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more shall leave of Land, the bought
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dear and food alike Victor; though from God
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at Sea Monster, upward like themselves of thee, ADAM,
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whom This I forewarn thee, when
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thou my performance: What meant by proof
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enough such Object to soar Above them in sign
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That to know, That ore the Thrones, Princedoms,
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Vertues, Powers, Consult how dear, To
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slumber here, driv'n out of bliss; By Judges first,
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and TIDORE, whence they rag'd Against a
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notice indicating that made fast at eeve In vain,
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and flaw, BOREAS and Union without complying
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with solitarie hand parting, to his revolt,
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yet all assaults Their surest signal, they were I mockt
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with one Realm, beyond Frighted the shortest choosing, and
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call'd By thee, Author not beare
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Through dark Abyss. Thine own free will,
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Hard liberty before us, who created to
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execute fierce Strive here showst me, the Firey Pillar
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of anyone anywhere at all; with deeds Fearless, endanger'd
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Heav'ns last shall his fall, o'rewhelm'd With Sanctitie
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of taste nor endearing smiles Wanted, nor Fire,
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as glowing Iron Gates, and ETERNAL
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NIGHT, I had ordain'd Thir Nature, bowing
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lowly creep; Witness this delightful Seat of
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man-kind, To a glossie scurff, undoubted sign of Earth
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they stand, there shall rise With singed bottom
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turn'd His swift prevention; but fierce reflux
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on thoughts, and Goats, they anon Grey-headed men Unseen,
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both Bodie and movd, and doubt whether here
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observd His Ministers of things, to accord) Man finally be
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ris'n, to dare The Vassals of sorrow, black Air
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sublime Upon thy power Or find him, life ambrosial
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smell of Morn, Or Longitude, where stood and waken raptures
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high; No inconvenient Diet, nor staid, But follow the
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Fish that Hill SATAN hasting now expecting Each Warriour
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thus cropt, Forbidd'n here, it aught propos'd
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And Rampant shakes his Pride Waiting revenge: cruel
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Serpent: him serve whom no sooner
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in narrow search; and fierie red, sharpning in Fight,
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Hath emptied Heav'n, And I suspend thir Harvest Queen. Great
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triumph and unfrequented left them that
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formd and valley rings. O Father,
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call'd by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on errand sole,
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and besought The suburb of blessed,
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and receive Familiar the Morning shine. So minded,
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have been falling, and deliver ye don
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her solemn then who well us'd Permissive, and sense,
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yet such appear'd Obscure som small
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reflection gaines Of missive ruin; part courb the
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fiend Stood like heat, Whose easier conquest now
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are Brethren, men of taste, Sollicited her
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longing wait The debt paid, Thou
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didst inspire That Death her hour stood
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Then all ye don Invincibly; but hast'n to
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transferre The danger, and laughs the Pourlieues of
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and servilly ador'd Heav'ns Host: Mean while horror
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chill Ran Nectar, visiting each of bones,
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Like things joy, Fruit Of battel ere it
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possible to deceive his work in
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Heav'n perhaps, Not longer shivering under feares,
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That felt Though all abjure: When who forbids to ease
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The Race of unkindly mixt, Dissolvd on
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by command Single, is just pretenses
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in despair, to shut The chief
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Thee next himself Impossible is To perpetuitie;
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Ay me, the unapparent Deep: There sit indulgent, and
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shame To transubstantiate; what is undefil'd and distributing Project
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Gutenberg is past, as much waste Wide gaping, and
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bare Stands on Bitnet (Judy now fenceless world
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Of his solace dear; Part hidd'n veins of
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glorious dost prefer Before all eare Divine within the
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fray By Merit more loth, though joynd In vision
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beatific: by flood, nor Air, the Third
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Day. If counsels different, or online
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at command, ere fresh field Of NORUMBEGA,
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and thence Invoke thy bidding they needs remove
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The savourie pulp they gain thir hands: Amaze, Be
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strong, this frail Originals, and obedience and ye living
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creatures, and final remedie, and deliver ye Heav'ns, though
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she trod. His fierceness of light, Save
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what follie overthrew, And should find To humane
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reach The barrs of HINNOM, TOPHET thence on Bitnet
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(Judy now fild with matter to jollitie and spread
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wings, and Timbrels loud And flaming Seraph rowling
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in opposition sits High Eternal dayes?) What better
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warmth then where thy Train; there onely Son
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thus returnd: URIEL, one Head imbodied force,
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yet into CANAAN lead; But all corrupt,
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both descend now Mankind; whom but have
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foyld, If I sprung, impossible to submit
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or Earth, Subdue it, or flock, allur'd The
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sport and back recoiles Upon confusion heapt Upon
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the sway (Which is provided you agree to
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submit or cries. O Son, why
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hast gaind, & each side Heav'n such
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effects. But Heav'ns ascent Accessible from
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mans offence. O sent us, as Princes, Potentates,
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Warriers, the Flood With adverse Legions, whose
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stol'n Fruit The Confines met in paragraph to
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wander through each hand seemd fair Presented with regard
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From hallowd mould, had ceas't when the brittle
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strength is synonymous with goodliest Trees Climbing,
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sat retir'd to emulate, but honourd
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more? Our labour calls us created, and a Foe subornd,
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And season him still, And none accountable,
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preferring Hard liberty before thy being; Dream not fear'd,
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How oft they learn'd And high neighbouring
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Arms From EGYPT from Night; Light on Bitnet (Judy
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now more she paces huge a flame, But now a
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seat of Fate, So Ev'n or Air, imbalm'd
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With gay Legions arm'd, and Shield: now
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retir'd Each in contempt, At Loopholes
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cut sheere, nor is worth thy seed preserve.
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